Your website is often the first thing a client sees, and it should be working just as hard as you are. That's why we keep building new templates to help photographers show their work beautifully, tell their story clearly, and make booking feel easy.
Our four newest templates are each styled around a specific type of photography, but every one of them can be customized for any specialty. Think of them as starting points. You can switch to a new template entirely, or just borrow layout ideas, color inspiration, and content flow to refresh the website you already have.
Bennet: Bright & Vibrant
Bennet was built for senior portrait photographers, with bold color, high energy, and a homepage that leads with personality.
The rotating hero images set the tone right away, and from there visitors move through session types, service highlights, and a full FAQ section. That FAQ is one of the smartest parts of this template. It answers the questions seniors and their parents always ask (what's included, when to book, how long it takes) before anyone has to send an email.
Bennet is also a great example of location based SEO done well. The headings and body copy name the city and surrounding areas, which is exactly what helps you show up when someone searches for a photographer nearby.
Maxine: Playful & Warm
Maxine was designed for pet photographers, and it captures the happy chaos of working with animals without ever feeling cluttered.
The homepage opens with a full mosaic of images, then moves into session categories, a personal introduction, and real client testimonials. The behind the lens section is helpful no matter what you shoot. It's a simple, warm way to introduce yourself that builds trust before someone ever reaches out.
Maxine also gives your blog a real home on the homepage instead of burying it in the navigation, which makes all that content you're creating work harder for you.
Scott: Bold & Editorial
Scott was created for portrait photographers and has a confident, current feel that works especially well for seniors, headshots, and branding work.
This template leads with a grid of images and a clear promise, then backs it up with short value statements, testimonials, and a strong closing call to action. The voice is casual and direct, which makes the whole website feel like a real person rather than a template.
Scott is a good fit for anyone who wants their website to feel modern and a little unexpected while still guiding visitors straight to the booking page.
Freya: Calm & Elegant
Freya was designed for boudoir photographers, with a soft, refined layout that gives your images plenty of room to breathe.
Everything about this template is built around comfort and trust. The homepage moves gently from an inviting introduction to a portfolio, a personal note from the photographer, and a client testimonial. It also includes an investment page, which is a thoughtful way to handle pricing conversations up front.
Freya works beautifully for any specialty where the experience matters as much as the photos, and the different contact options at the bottom make it easy for someone to reach out whichever way feels most comfortable.
Use These Templates Your Way
Not ready to rebuild everything? Each of these templates can spark an idea. A different way to open your homepage. A fresh approach to testimonials. A layout for your services that finally makes sense.
And if you do want to make the switch, you can change your template anytime without starting from scratch.
Sometimes all it takes is seeing someone else's layout to know what yours is missing.
Take a look at all four and borrow what you love.
Special thanks
We’re grateful to Jenn Lewis of Jenn Lewis Photography, Shawn Lee of Lee Media House, and Kris Phillips of Furever Photography for allowing us to showcase their work in our latest website templates for photographers.
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